Bay Ship & Yacht Co
Bay Ship & Yacht Co. (BSY) is a for-profit shipbuilding and repair company located in Alameda, California that provides vessel construction, maintenance, modernization and related services to various federal agencies. According to its website description, BSY was founded in 1977 focused on wooden ship construction and has since transitioned to commercial and military vessel repair and conversion services.
Through numerous federal prime and subcontract awards from agencies like the Departments of the Navy, Army, Interior, Commerce, Homeland Security and Transportation, Bay Ship & Yacht Co. has delivered a wide array of ship repair and fleet sustainment services. This includes drydocking for hull cleaning, inspection and coating; machinery overhauls; electrical and piping system upgrades; structural retrofits; deck equipment repair; service life extension programs; crane and lifting asset installation; and regulatory classification/load line survey work. Many contracts are for defined project scopes, while others fall under large indefinite delivery vehicles like the Army's $241 million Watercraft Sustainment Maintenance program. Prominent customers are the U.S. Coast Guard, Army Corps of Engineers, National Park Service, NOAA, and Maritime Administration's ready reserve fleets. Contracts often have small business set-aside designations.
Bay Ship & Yacht Co. has received grant funding from the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration under the Assistance to Small Shipyards program. A $830,380 grant in 2023 supported the purchase of a 165-ton crane, while a $759,419 grant in 2021 funded the acquisition of welding equipment, boom lifts and a smaller crane. These capital investments facilitate efficiency, cost effectiveness and quality improvements for domestic shipbuilding efforts to benefit both commercial and federal maritime efforts.
Bay Ship & Yacht Co. holds an indefinite delivery contract valued at $241 million awarded by the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command to provide watercraft inspection, scheduled maintenance, repairs, drydocking, and service life extension services across the continental United States. Task and delivery orders issued cover maintenance and modernization work across various vessel classes supporting Army logistics and transportation missions. This contract vehicle, in addition to other prime awards from agencies like the Coast Guard and Navy, has enabled Bay Ship & Yacht Co. to serve as a prime contractor delivering comprehensive maritime sustainment solutions spanning inspectons, overhauls, regulatory compliance and capability upgrades to federally-owned watercraft fleets.
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Not listed 2900 Main St #2100, Alameda, CA 94501, USA
12/19/01 10/19/25 Integrated Marine Services, Inc.
Integrated Marine Services, Inc. (IMS) is a certified HUBZone small business specializing in comprehensive ship repair, maintenance, and modernization services for various U.S. government agencies. Based in Chula Vista, California, IMS primarily serves the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The company's expertise spans a wide range of marine vessel maintenance, overhaul, and repair services for government-owned ships and small craft. As a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business, IMS has established itself as a key contractor in the federal maritime sector, holding multiple indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts with both defense and civilian agencies.
IMS has been awarded numerous prime contracts and subcontracts for specific repair and maintenance tasks on naval and civilian vessels. These include dockside repairs, continuous maintenance availabilities, emergent repairs, and voyage repairs on ships such as the USS Fitzgerald, USS Paul Hamilton, USNS Mercy, and USCGC Munro. The company's work encompasses a variety of services, including sheet metal fabrication, HVAC system repairs, hull maintenance, electrical system upgrades, and small boat repairs. Notable projects include a $14.8 million contract for unplanned repairs on the USCGC Waesche and a $3.5 million dockside repair contract for the USCGC Stratton. IMS has also performed subcontract work for prime contractors like BAE Systems and VT Milcom, providing specialized services such as HVAC work and habitability modifications on various naval vessels. The majority of these contracts have been awarded through total small business or HUBZone set-asides, reflecting the company's status as a certified small business contractor.
IMS holds several significant IDIQ contracts that showcase its broad capabilities in ship maintenance and repair. These include a $335 million contract for non-complex maintenance on amphibious ships in San Diego, a $209 million contract for maintenance on surface combatant ships, and a $108 million contract for surface ship repair and modernization in Everett, Washington. The company also holds a $73.8 million IDIQ with NOAA for fleetwide dockside and ship maintenance, and a $986 million multiple-award contract for shipboard habitability systems alterations. Additionally, IMS has a $55 million contract with the Military Sealift Command for general ship repair services on the West Coast, and a $74 million contract for Navy Expeditionary Combat Craft support. These IDVs, awarded by agencies such as the Naval Sea Systems Command, Military Sealift Command, and NOAA, allow for the issuance of task orders for a wide range of marine maintenance and modernization services. Many of these contracts fall under larger parent vehicles, such as the Marine Boatyard Services 2020-2026 and the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships programs, further solidifying IMS's position as a versatile and relied-upon contractor in the federal maritime sector.
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Not listed 2320 Main St, Chula Vista, CA 91911, USA
9/28/03 1/8/26 Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication, Inc.
Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication, Inc., doing business as Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication Inc., is a for-profit subchapter S corporation specializing in naval ship repair and metal fabrication services. The company provides a wide range of maintenance, repair, and modernization services for surface combatants and amphibious vessels of the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard. Registered with the federal government since 2002, Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication operates primarily out of San Diego, California, offering services such as marine closures, powder coating, precision cutting, pipefitting, and custom metal manufacturing to support the Navy's surface and submarine fleets.
As a prime contractor, Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication has been awarded numerous contracts by the Department of the Navy, particularly through the Naval Sea Systems Command and Military Sealift Command. These awards have included continuous maintenance availability (CMAV) projects, emergent maintenance (EM) services, and Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) availabilities for various ship classes, including destroyers, cruisers, littoral combat ships, and amphibious vessels. Specific goods and services provided under these contracts include structural doors, hatches, scuttles, and other marine closures, as well as comprehensive ship maintenance and repair services. The company has also received several small business set-aside contracts, demonstrating its status as a small business prime contractor. Additionally, Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication has served as a subcontractor to major defense contractors such as Huntington Ingalls Inc., providing components for new ship construction projects.
Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication holds multiple Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) and Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts with the Navy. Notable among these is its participation in the Complex and Non-Complex Maintenance on Surface Combatant and Amphibious Class Ships master IDIQ based in San Diego. Under this vehicle, the company holds several IDCs, including a $654.8 million contract for complex surface combatant availabilities, a $209.2 million small business set-aside for non-complex maintenance on cruisers, a $335 million small business set-aside for amphibious ship maintenance, and a $538.5 million contract for complex amphibious ship availabilities. These contracts, awarded in 2021 with performance through 2026, allow Pacific Ship Repair & Fabrication to provide a full spectrum of maintenance services, from emergent repairs to scheduled overhauls. The company also holds a $55 million multiple-award IDC with the Military Sealift Command for general ship repair services on the West Coast, further expanding its role in supporting the Navy's fleet readiness efforts.
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Not listed 1625 Rigel St, San Diego, CA 92113, USA
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